need help to build wrapitk-python

[Steve M. Robbins]

Hello,

My package wrapitk-python contains python wrappers for a C++ library
ITK (Insight ToolKit). Unfortunately, the s390 build failed with an
"out of memory" error [1]. I'd like a volunteer to try the build
with reduced optimization (-O1 or -O0).

Please download the sources, edit debian/rules, and let me know
the results.

Thanks!
-Steve

[1] https://buildd.debian.org/status/fetch.php?pkg=wrapitk-python&arch=s390&ver=3.20.0.1&stamp=1317694892

[Philipp Kern]

Steve,

Post by Steve M. Robbins
My package wrapitk-python contains python wrappers for a C++ library
ITK (Insight ToolKit). Unfortunately, the s390 build failed with an
"out of memory" error [1]. I'd like a volunteer to try the build
with reduced optimization (-O1 or -O0).
Please download the sources, edit debian/rules, and let me know
the results.

can't you try that on the porterbox zelenka.debian.org?

Kind regards,
Philipp Kern

[Steve M. Robbins]

Post by Philipp Kern
Steve,

Post by Steve M. Robbins
My package wrapitk-python contains python wrappers for a C++ library
ITK (Insight ToolKit). Unfortunately, the s390 build failed with an
"out of memory" error [1]. I'd like a volunteer to try the build
with reduced optimization (-O1 or -O0).
Please download the sources, edit debian/rules, and let me know
the results.

can't you try that on the porterbox zelenka.debian.org?

I didn't try, but typically not.

I'd have to email someone to get all the build-deps installed. It's
just as easy to email debian-s390.

-S

[Philipp Kern]

Post by Steve M. Robbins
My package wrapitk-python contains python wrappers for a C++ library
ITK (Insight ToolKit). Unfortunately, the s390 build failed with an
"out of memory" error [1]. I'd like a volunteer to try the build
with reduced optimization (-O1 or -O0).
Please download the sources, edit debian/rules, and let me know
the results.

The build dependencies are now installed on zelenka, in the sid chroot. Sorry
for the delay but I had to request the appropriate rights first.

Kind regards,
Philipp Kern